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I had unprotected intercourse, but he did not cum in me. i am now 5 days late and have taken 4. pregnancy tests (all negative) are the tests right?
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Depends: It is not uncommon to have an abnormal period once. Stress , strenuous exercise, medical problem like diabetes or thyroid condition are a few reasons one might have repeated episodes of abnormal menses. See your md, if appropriate do a blood pregnancy test.
Answered 1/26/2020
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